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# Making Charts and Dashboards Public

With DappLooker's latest update, users now have the ability to share their insights and analyses more broadly by making charts and dashboards public. This feature allows for easier sharing and collaboration, enabling users to showcase their data-driven stories to a wider audience. Here's a step-by-step guide on how to use this new functionality.

### Steps to Make Charts and Dashboards Public

**1.** Begin by either creating a new chart or selecting an existing one that you would like to make public. For this example, we will use an "Avalanche - Deposit vs Borrow Balance" chart.

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**2.** Once you have your chart open look for the sharing icon located at the top right corner of the chart.

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**3.** Click on the sharing icon. A new window will pop up it will show **"Enable Sharing" toggle** option, Click on it this will generate a public link that you can share with others.

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**4.** After enabling sharing, a unique URL will be provided. This is the public link to your chart or dashboard. Anyone with the link can now view your chart or dashboard without needing to log in.

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